Ramos accepted his assignment with Triple-A Round Rock on Saturday, Stefan Stevenson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ramos considered asking for his release, but he'll stick with the Rangers organization in hopes of earning a call-up after failing to make the roster out of spring training.

Ramos was offered a Triple-A deal Saturday, and he's in the process of deciding whether or not to accept, Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Ramos had hoped to make the Opening Day roster, but failed to do so and may now opt to look elsewhere for a major league spot. The 31-year-old appeared in 65 games as a reliever for the Angels last season, posting a 2.75 ERA and a 2.87 K:BB ratio.

Ramos signed a minor league contract with the Rangers on Tuesday that includes an invite to major league spring training.

EDGE Analysis

Ramos appeared in 65 games as a reliever with the Angels in 2015, compiling a 2.75 ERA with a 2.87 K:BB ratio. However, according to the Rangers, he will be given a chance to prove himself as a starter when spring training gets underway.

The Angels declined to tender Ramos a contract for 2016, Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Of all of Wednesday's non-tenders, Ramos' is the only one that does not seem to make much sense, as he managed a 2.75 ERA in 65 appearances last season and was only due about $1.7 million through the arbitration process. However, the Angels are apparently content with their other lefty options out of the bullpen, so Ramos will hit the open market. He figure to land a major-league deal from another club.

Ramos signed a one year, $1.3 million contract with the Angels on Thursday to avoid arbitration, Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com reports. Ramos finished the 2014 campaign with a decent stat line, posting a 3.70 ERA and 1.36 WHIP in 43 appearances (seven starts) over the course of the season. His fastball saw a significant drop in velocity, however, from 91.1 MPH in 2013 to 90 MPH in 2014. Despite the drop, he posted better numbers in 2014, but struggled with walks (4.24 BB/9). He was traded to the Angels in the offseason, and is expected to be the club's top lefty out of the bullpen in 2015.

Angels GM Jerry Dipoto indicated Ramos will serve as the top lefty out of the bullpen in 2015, Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com reports. Acquired from the Rays on Wednesday in exchange for Mark Sappington, Ramos put up a somewhat underwhelming 3.70 ERA and 1.35 WHIP in 43 appearances in 2014, but he's held opposing lefties to a .241/.301/.324 batting line for his career. He'll likely assume the role of top lefty right away, making him of some interest for those in leagues that count holds.

Ramos was acquired by the Angels in exchange for Mark Sappington. Ramos had been a solid contributor for the Rays, working a 3.70 ERA and striking out a career high 66 in 43 appearances. He'll be a left-handed option out of the bullpen for the Angels.

Rays activated LHP Cesar Ramos from the paternity leave list. Jeff Beliveau has been returned to Triple-A. Ramos has posted a 4.18 ERA over 60 1/3 innings this season for the Rays.

Rays placed LHP Cesar Ramos on the paternity leave list. Ramos can be away from the club for up to three days. Jeff Beliveau has replaced him on the Rays' roster.

Cesar Ramos is set to go on paternity leave soon. Rays manager Joe Maddon said that Ramos' wife Melanie "is due any second now." Jeff Beliveau, who was optioned to Triple-A Durham on Thursday, is a likely candidate to be recalled to replace Ramos on the roster.